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  • What other albums as complete and great as Dark Side of the Moon?
  • toby1
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    Well I feel both saddened for you and ashamed by you, not a single mention of Pearl Jam yet 😛

    For me these are some I love and one I’ve back to today just to validate the statement:

    Idelewild – The Remote part
    Smashing Pumpkins – Siamese Dream (Melancollie a close second)
    Pearl Jam – Vs (could have been Vitalogy but for Foxy Mophandle Momma)
    Of Monsters and men – My head is an animal
    Alexisonfire – Crisis
    Rival schools – United by fate
    f*cked up – David comes to life

    I’m sure there are others, but these would be first that spring to mind.

    metalheart
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    Despite owning a copy DSOTM has never really floated my boat. Wish You Were Here I can understand though. I don’t want to get into a slagging match (personal taste and all).

    I’ll give +1 to the following though:

    Theres a Riot Going On
    Whats Going On
    Kind of Blue
    In a Silent Way (probably my fave Miles album, it was my first too)
    Astral Weeks
    Horses

    Whilst I love the following I prefer the stated other:

    Illinoise (there are a couple of things that spoil it for me and there are a handful of tracks that stand out that affects the whole). I’d offer Seven Swans

    Tago Mago (being a double its difficult to hold the brilliance of Helleluwah across 4 ‘sides’) – so, Ege Bamyasi.

    Stations – Feeding is the better (see also above re. doubles…) 🙂

    To add:

    Let England Shake & White Chalk – PJ Harvey
    Marquee Moon – Television
    Kanon Pokajanen – Arvo Part/Estonian Philharmonic Chamber Choir
    Weather – Michael Gordon
    Greetings From LA – Tim Buckley
    Blues & Roots – Charles Mingus

    ChrisL
    Full Member

    toby1 – Member
    Pearl Jam – Vs (could have been Vitalogy but for Foxy Mophandle Momma)

    I can go for months at a time without remembering that Hey Foxymophandlemama, That’s Me is at the end of Vitalogy. It’s one of the few tracks that have been left behind when I’ve ripped my CDs to mp3. Me and a Gun is about the only other one I can think of – not something you want to start playing when you’re not expecting it.

    neilwarne
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    Bob’s ‘Nashville Skyline’
    Nas’s ‘illmatic’
    Gza’s ‘Liquid Swords’

    davedodd
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    Amused to Death – Roger Waters.

    End of thread.

    Coyote
    Free Member

    Muse – Black Holes and Revelations
    Damned – Machine Gun Etiquette
    David Bowie – Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)

    trailhound101
    Full Member

    All the way through-ers:
    Pscyhomodo – Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel (the early concept stuff was so brilliant!)
    Pinups – Bowie
    Into the wild – Eddie Vedder (makes me cry)

    jimster01
    Full Member

    For me –

    Wish You Were Here
    The Bends
    Achtung Baby
    Chrome Dreams
    Farewell To Kings

    razorrazoo
    Full Member

    Just realised that no one has mentioned The Beatles Greatest Hits

    [Pedantalert] Actually it’s ‘The Best of the Beatles’ [Pedantalert/]

    Lots of god shouts above. Particularly for me Troublegum, Appetite and Graceland. Also Levelling the Land for me, could always listen through without wanting to skip a track. Like the mention of Copper Blue too.

    teamslug
    Free Member

    Metallica – Metallica
    ACDC – Back in Black
    Green Day – American Idiot
    My Chemical Romance – Welcome to the Black Parade
    Prodigy – Fat of the Land
    Pendulum – In Silico

    LapSteel
    Free Member

    Dylan – Desire
    Waits – Blue Valentine
    Dead – Workingmans Dead

    crispyrice
    Full Member

    Sasha & Digweed Northern Exposure Expeditions

    surroundedbyhills
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    Rolling Stones – Exile on Main St
    Prodigy – MFTJG
    Daimien Rice – O
    Stone Roses – Stone Roses
    The Charlatans – Tellin Stories
    Brooklyn Funk Essentials – Cool and steady and easy
    JJ Cale – Troubadour

    an lots of others…

    mcj78
    Free Member

    Dunno if anyone’s said it yet, but I think Neon Bible by Arcade Fire sounds good all the way through & I don’t particularly like them…

    Also “The Last Waltz” by The Band – it was released as an album

    J

    fin25
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    In acknowledgement of the fact that most of the albums here are 20+ years old, I’ll add a few more recent entries.

    Swans – The seer
    Emeralds – Does it look like I’m here?
    Bjork – Vulnicura
    Fever Ray – Fever Ray

    Crag
    Free Member

    Good shout on Fever Ray

    Mooly
    Free Member

    I’m in…

    1 giant leap – as an album with message from start to finish… or

    Orbital – Snivilisation
    LCD Sound system – LCD Sound system
    Arctic monkeys – Whatever people say i am ……
    Bjork – Debut
    Royksopp – Melody AM
    Sasha – Involver 2 or 3 or 1 ? I can never decide
    Andrew Weatherall – Matsterpeices
    The XX
    Disclosure – Disclosure
    Happy happy – love these threads!!!!

    stick_man
    Full Member

    The Wedding Present’s Seamonsters is rather good IMHO.

    jonnytheleyther
    Free Member

    Arcade Fire-Funeral
    Belle and Sebastian-The Boy with the Arab Strap
    Television-Marquee Moon
    Elliott Smith-Figure 8
    Broken Bells-Broken Bells
    Neil Young-Harvest
    Aretha Franlin-I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You
    Tom Waits-Closing Time
    Joy Division-Closer

    jonnytheleyther
    Free Member

    Oh, and Stars-Set Yourself on Fire

    The-Beard
    Full Member

    Joanna Newsom – Ys
    Eels – Electro Shock Blues plus Blinking Lights and Other Revelations
    Neutral Milk Hotel – In The Aeroplane Over The Sea
    Godspeed You! Black Emperor – Lift your Skinny Fists… (though pretty much anything by them works better as a complete piece)
    Radiohead – OK Computer
    Tom Waits – Rain Dogs (if I was forced to pick just one)

    I saw Floyd play at Earl’s Court in ’94. The second half of the gig was Dark side of the moon in full. It was awesome.

    joolsburger
    Free Member

    Some crackers on here happy to see Smokers Delight and Everyday.

    Nick Drake – Pink Moon
    Marvin Gaye – Whats going on
    The JB’s – Pass the peas
    Dave Brubeck Quartet – Time out
    Portishead – Dummy
    London Grammar – If you wait
    TM Juke – Maps from the Wilderness
    Nine Inch Nails – Pretty Hate Machine
    Carole King – Tapestry
    Gotan Project – La ravancha del tango

    There’s hundreds, thousands maybe!!

    davidtaylforth
    Free Member

    A few more classics I found on itunes at work.

    Capdown – Civil Disobedients
    Chemical Brothers – Come with us (probably not their best album though)
    Fugazi – Repeater
    RJD2 – Dead Ringer
    Yeah Yeah Yeahs – Fever to tell.

    davidtaylforth
    Free Member

    Prodigy getting alot of mentions – massive appeal, regardless of what sort of music you’re normally into.

    brassneck
    Full Member

    Pauls Boutique – Beastie Boys . is the stand out for me.
    Sgt Peppers natch.

    To a lesser extent

    OK Computer Radiohead
    The Queen is Dead The Smiths
    Portishead Dummy
    Trailer Park Beth Orton
    Freedom Fields Seth Lakeman
    Stone Roses Stone Roses

    metalheart
    Free Member

    Cant believe I forgot to add Dream River – Bill Callahan.

    Each album he releases is (usually) better than the previous… and that’s saying something.

    decky
    Free Member

    Gary Numan Replicas
    John Foxx Metamatic
    Fad Gadget Under the Flag
    Jean Michel Jarre Oxygene
    Scraping Foetus off the Wheel Nail
    SOAD SOAD
    Tool AENIMA
    Rammstein Mutter

    ianfitz
    Free Member

    Some great suggestions on this thread. And some new things to listen to too!

    I’d add:

    Crazy on the weekend by Sunhouse
    Out of Season by Beth Gibbons and Rustin Man
    Beautiful Skeletons by Gavin Clark

    jimthesaint
    Full Member

    Lots of really good stuff on here, I’m quite surprised 😉

    Some bands manage to be exceptionally good at their genre so if you like that that particular style then they can put some great albums together. Oasis – Definitely Maybe and Artic Monkeys – What ever people say I am, that’s what I’m not, spring to mind as they are not to everyone’s tastes but if you like that style they’re great.

    For no other reason other than I think they’re great start to finish albums but haven’t been listed yet I’d add:
    Bloc Party – A weekend in the city
    The Bluetones – Expecting to fly
    Ian Brown – Music of the spheres
    The Killers – Hot Fuss
    Kings of Leon – Youth and young manhood
    Mansun – Attack of the grey lantern
    Maximo Park – A certain trigger
    The Rapture – Pieces of people we love
    Royal Blood
    Sting – Ten summoners tales
    Supergrass – in it for the money
    We are Scientists – With love and squalor
    Zero 7 – When it falls

    kjcc25
    Free Member

    Some great albums being listed but no Moody Blues yet!
    So here goes….

    In Search of the Lost Chord

    sadexpunk
    Full Member

    just a few off the top of me head…..

    rattus and no more heroes by the stranglers
    stone roses
    prodigy fat of the land
    carter USM 30 something and 101 damnations
    nick cave murder ballads
    siouxsie the scream

    latest one ive heard that i think fits the bill so far… killing jokes new one, pylon.

    findo_gask
    Free Member

    Some great suggestions already

    Beatles, abbey road
    War on drugs, lost in the dream
    Massive attack, protection
    Nas, illmatic
    Stones, let it bleed
    Carl Craig, landcruising
    John Cale, Paris 1913
    Kanye, mbdtf
    John Hopkins, immunity

    codybrennan
    Free Member

    Surprised that no-one has mentioned “Yankee Hotel Foxtrot” by Wilco yet. Perfect.

    YellowBelly
    Free Member

    Albums that must be listened to from start to finish-

    Waterboys – Fisherman’s Blues
    KLF – Chillout
    U2 – Achtung Baby
    Stone Roses
    Screamadelica
    Leftism

    athgray
    Free Member

    UNKLE – Psyence Fiction
    Apollo 440 – Millenium Fever
    Lo Fidelity Allstars – How to Operate With a Blown Mind
    The Beastie Boys – Paul’s Boutique
    The Verve – Northern Soul
    Dave Brubeck Quartet – Time Out
    Happy Mondays – Pills, Thrills and Bellyaches
    Hybrid – Wide Angle
    Little Barrie – Shadow
    Nigel Kennedy – Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
    Orbital – Brown Album

    schrickvr6
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    The Orb’s Adventures Beyond The Ultraworld
    BOC Maxima
    Moderat II
    DJ Koze – Amygdala
    Dabrye – One Three
    Com Truise – Cyanide Sisters
    Black Moth Super Rainbow – Falling Through A Field
    Aphex Twin – Selected Ambient Works
    Murder Was The Case Soundtrack
    Tycho – Dive
    + lots more

    racefaceec90
    Full Member

    nin the downward spiral/broken
    pink floyd the final cut (i prefer it to dsotm tbh)
    manhunter soundtrack
    blade runner sountrack
    the crow soundtrack
    lost highway soundtrack
    public service broadcasting inform-educate-entertain
    wasp the headless children/the crimson idol
    goldie timeless

    can add more.

    olly2097
    Free Member

    NIN – the downward spiral.
    Manic Street preachers – The holy bible.
    Depeche mode – violator

    PrinceJohn
    Full Member

    Daft Punk – Tron:Legacy OST
    Justice – (Cross)
    ATCQ – Midnight Marauders (The Low End Theory – a close 2nd)
    Arctic Monkeys – Whatever People…
    Editors – The Back Room

    Earl
    Free Member

    Bat Out of Hell – 485 weeks in the UK charts!

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